How Pre-Settlement Cash Advances Can Help While You Wait for Your Personal Injury Lawsuit to Settle

Lawsuits are designed to help people recover compensation after suffering personal injuries or other injustices.

But while the goal is to provide relief, the legal process itself can be lengthy and expensive. Between medical bills, rent, and everyday expenses, the wait for your settlement—sometimes over a year—can become overwhelming.

If you’re facing financial hardship while your case is pending, PrimeCare Network offers a solution: pre-settlement cash advances. These are not traditional loans, and approval is based on the strength of your legal claim—not your credit score. With this financial support, you can access the funds you need to manage your daily life while your attorney works toward a fair settlement.

Why File a Personal Injury Lawsuit?

Accidents like car crashes, slip and falls, and workplace injuries can happen in an instant—but the consequences can last a lifetime. If someone else’s negligence caused your injuries, you may be entitled to compensation through a personal injury lawsuit. Compensation often includes medical bills, lost wages, ongoing treatment, and other damages that directly impact your life and future.

Unfortunately, many injured individuals hesitate to take legal action because of the stress and costs involved. But with proper legal support and the right documentation, you can build a strong case. And with a pre-settlement cash advance from PrimeCare Network, you can stay financially afloat while pursuing justice.

What Is Pre-Settlement Funding and How Does It Work?

Pre-settlement funding, also called a lawsuit advance or accident cash advance, helps you cover essential costs while your legal case is ongoing. Unlike traditional loans, pre-settlement cash advances are based on your potential case outcome. That means:

• No credit checks

• No employment verification

• No repayment unless your case wins or settles

Once you apply and your case is evaluated by PrimeCare Network, the cash advance is provided to help cover medical bills, rent, groceries, utilities, or other necessary expenses. The funding amount is determined based on your case value and the likelihood of a favorable resolution. In some states, this may be structured as a loan (sometimes called a lawsuit loan); in others, it's a purchase of a portion of your future settlement proceeds.

Is Pre-Settlement Funding Right for You?

Pre-settlement funding isn’t for everyone—but for those without other financial options, it can be a lifesaver. If you've exhausted savings, maxed out credit cards, or can't qualify for traditional loans, this funding can help you bridge the gap during the long legal process.

It’s also a strategic way to avoid settling early for less than your case is worth. With the breathing room a cash advance provides, you and your attorney can focus on securing the full value of your claim.

However, be sure to carefully review your funding agreement with your attorney to understand fees and terms. At PrimeCare Network, transparency and integrity guide every transaction—we’re here to support you, not to pressure you.

Common Uses for Pre-Settlement Cash Advances:

• Medical treatments and prescriptions

• Rent, mortgage, and utility bills

• Groceries and childcare

• Transportation for legal or medical appointments

• Emergency expenses

Get the Help You Need—Fast

If you’re involved in a personal injury lawsuit and need financial assistance now, PrimeCare Network can help. The application process is quick and simple, and most approvals happen within 24–48 hours.

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Disclaimer:

Oasis provides pre-settlement funding, also known as consumer litigation funding, to its customers through different products depending on their state of residence or cause of action. Many consumers will be provided pre-settlement funding in the form of a purchase agreement, which assigns a portion of the pending proceeds from their legal claim. Other consumers, such as those in SC and CO, will be offered funding in the form of a pre-settlement loan, sometimes referred to as a lawsuit loan. These transactions have important differences. Therefore, consumers should carefully review and be aware of the type of transaction that is offered to them by any funding company.